Sentence examples for teacher local from inspiring English sources

A knife-wielding man went on a rampage in a kindergarten in eastern China, killing three children and a teacher, local residents reported Wednesday.

A Paris appeals court will on Wednesday consider a longstanding civil test case brought by 13 French men of black or north African origin aged 18 to 35, with professions ranging from student to teacher, local councillor to professional sportsman, who all say they were stopped by police in various cities across France because of their race.

She was accused of practising sorcery that caused the death of a teacher, local media said.

Natural mentoring is provided in homes and communities [ 20] by adult figures [ 21], such as the local school teacher, local elders, the church pastor, neighbors, etc, and extended family members who may exert influences on children as surrogate-parents [ 22].

Reported professional occupations included teacher, local government officer, solicitor, civil servant, nurse, dentist, journalist, artist, and social worker; and non-professional occupations included sales assistant, cook, cleaner, carer, builder, miner, driver, waitress, postman, and carpenter.

New York State United Teachers said members of 122 of its teacher locals will begin the 2000-01 school year without contracts, the lowest number in at least nine years.

The report from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) includes recommendations to parents, teachers, local authorities and employers.

But teachers, local government and civil servants would not have held their strikes.

Another teacher later explained that the instructor was one of two "community teachers" — local women hired by a shopkeeper to help the understaffed school.

Siefert said: "What it will stop is national strikes by teachers, local government workers, civil servants, the BBC, Guardian journalists and academics.

So, by 2012 contributions by the state to public-service pensions for teachers, local government, NHS and the civil service will be capped – saving around £1bn a year".